User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- www.h
- Safety Notice
- 1Introduction
- 4Web Control
- 5PandarView
- 8Troubleshooting
- Appendix IChannel Distribution
- Appendix IIAbsolute Time and Laser Firing Time
- Appendix IIIPTP Protocol
- Appendix IVCertification Info
- Appendix VSupport and Contact
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Under Standard mode, represent the azimuth angle of Block i as α(i) = 0.4° * N + 0.2° * k
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N is a positive integer, and k ∈ {0, 1}
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For example, 46.2° = 0.4 * 115 + 0.2 * 1. Therefore N = 115, k = 1
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Analyze the Near-Range Flag of the data point
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For a data point whose distance d > 2.85 m (i.e. generated from a far-field firing), the Near-Range Flag is set to 0
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For a data point whose distance d ≤ 2.85 m (i.e. generated from a near-field firing), the Near-Range Flag is set to 1
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Look up Δt(j) in the tables below.
Check the resolution mode and k value in the table titles, and check the Near-Range Flag in the third column of each table.